AT-061

Arc

AT-061

Item number: 1003-XXXXX

The AT-061 is a passive fullrange speaker for fixed installations. It captivates with its broadband reproduction and very compact dimensions. The loudspeaker is optimized for speech and music transmission at short distances.
In addition to outstanding technical features, the models of the Arc series are generally characterized by their attractive design.

Main features

6" / 1" dome tweeter with short horn and electronic high frequency protection
Nominal power rating: 100 watts at 16 ohms
Dispersion: 80 ° × 80 ° (H × V)
SPL max.: 113 dB
Connections: 8-pole Phoenix connector
High-quality wooden enclosure (multiplex birch)
Available in RAL Classic, NCS or Pantone colors on request
Optionally available with weatherproof PU coating
Various mounting options
In order to ensure performance and operational safety, Fohhn system amplifiers including the correct speaker preset are required.

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Technical data

Electroacoustic features

acoustic design

passive loudspeaker, 2-way

power rating (nominal)

100 Watt

power rating (program)

200 Watt

power rating (peak)

400 Watt

components

6" / 1" calotte horn, with self-resetting Polyswitch-HF protection

sensitivity

88 dB

maximum SPL

113 dB

frequency range

45 Hz – 20 kHz

2-way design

yes

nominal impedance

16 ohms

nominal dispersion (h × v)

80° × 80°

Physical features

Optional features

CAAD simulation data

power rating (nominal/program): according to IEC-60268-5 (long term/short term)
power rating (peak); maximum SPL: peak, 20 ms with bandpass filtered pink noise signal according to IEC 60268-2 at one octave above the lower limit of the frequency range, with speaker preset
sensitivity: 2,83 V at 8 ohms (2 V at 4 ohms, 4 V at 16 ohms) at a distance of 1 m under anechoic fullspace conditions
frequency range: -10 dB under anechoic halfspace-conditions with speaker preset
weight: net weight without optional equipment
nominal dispersion: -6 dB compared to the main dispersion axis